About Syntropic Power

Energy storage should be safe, predictable, and responsibly deployed

Energy storage has to scale in places where safety, siting, and approval requirements are becoming more demanding. Those constraints slow projects down, raise costs, and limit where storage can be built.

Syntropic was built to reduce those constraints.

Our platform is built on sodium-chromium-oxide chemistry, NaCrO₂ (NCO), engineered for stable performance and lower-risk materials so projects have a clearer path to approval and deployment.

The result is a system designed to reduce friction across the full project lifecycle: storage that supports approvals, gives lenders and insurers confidence, and scales where it is needed most.

Safer Chemistry

Syntropic’s NCO chemistry is designed for stable thermal behavior and lower thermal risk, helping reduce mitigation complexity and support broader siting confidence.

U.S.-Based Execution

Domestic assembly, integration, engineering, and support for utility-scale systems. U.S. manufacturing and portfolio-wide non-FEOC alignment are targeted by year-end 2027.

Supply chain resilience

Built with abundant, lower-risk inputs and no lithium, cobalt, or nickel, supporting a more resilient material foundation for stationary storage.

Our Team

The people behind Syntropic

Syntropic’s leadership team brings together technical, operational, commercial, and organizational experience to advance a safer, more practical approach to energy storage.

From principles to deployment

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Syntropic turns safer chemistry, supply-chain discipline, and U.S.-based execution into practical deployment advantages.

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Careers

Build what matters.

We’re looking for engineers, problem solvers, and builders who believe energy infrastructure should be designed around the people it serves. If that sounds like you, we’d like to hear from you.

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Phillip Martin

Chief Executive Officer & President

Phillip Martin brings over 30 years of leadership in operations, project management, and analytical systems. He previously scaled solar construction and EPC organizations to significant revenue and backlog growth. A U.S. Army Engineer veteran, Phillip applies disciplined execution and mission-driven leadership to advancing Syntropic’s commercialization and market expansion.

Matt Huber

Chief Technology Officer

Matt Huber leads technology development for Syntropic’s energy storage platform. With over 20 years of experience in advanced energy systems, Matt has delivered scalable infrastructure across hundreds of sites — including data centers, distributed assets, and grid-connected platforms. His work bridges cutting-edge technology with real-world application, focusing on modular architectures, solving integration challenges, and developing commercial models that accelerate deployment of resilient, flexible energy infrastructure.

Paul D. White

Chief of Staff

Paul D. White serves as Chief of Staff at Syntropic Power, leading strategic initiatives and driving operational alignment across the organization. He brings executive experience across the energy and healthcare sectors, with a background in governance, risk management, and cross-functional leadership that supports disciplined execution and organizational scale.

Stephanie Choi Brookes

Chief Marketing Officer

Stephanie serves as Chief Marketing Officer at Syntropic Power, leading brand, messaging, and go-to-market strategy. Drawing on extensive public- and private-sector experience in specialized commercial construction, critical infrastructure and regulated initiatives, she turns complex work into clear direction—connecting human needs to technical use cases that hold up in the real world.

Brandon Martin

Chief Commercial Officer

Brandon Martin serves as Chief Commercial Officer at Syntropic Power, supporting product commercialization and manufacturing within the company’s go-to-market strategy. He brings hands-on experience in procurement and vendor management across energy and infrastructure organizations, focused on cost discipline, supplier partnerships, and execution at scale.